Cori Bush and Wesley Bell's rematch sets up key test for Democrats in Missouri

Cori Bush and Wesley Bell are locked in a rematch for a Democratic primary in Missouri, reflecting internal party divisions over issues like the U.S. alliance with Israel and democratic socialism. Both Black candidates have roots in the civil rights movement following Michael Brown's 2014 shooting. Bush, ousted in the previous election, faces Bell, a moderate prosecutor, in a race testing voter preferences between activism and pragmatism.